Thrasher Magazine

Richmond’s finest rush through the rough streets of Virginia, putting them Ventures to the ultimate test. Whether it’s hairball roof gaps or hectic DIY pole jams, Rowe, Barker, Beall, Messer, Mcneely and more stay AWAKE by turning up the heat.  

Navs took the Rumble out of Ramona, bringing the Tumble down to Tucson and Willis Kimbel, Cory Juneau, Chris Russell and the rest of the crew did some serious damage to the pit. Watch the dudes sky and the coping fly at what hopefully becomes a new Southwest tradition.

Phelper took an all-time crew of heavy hitters to Chile in January 2019 for what turned out to be his final HELLRIDE. As he fired up the session, legends like Koston, GT, and Ishod took things to the next level. It’s been a year since his physical form moved on, but the Old Man is STILL WATCHIN.

Being confined means the Masher is even closer behind. Barros, Collins, Sandoval, Wooten and a host of other maniacs take on Montreal’s iconic O. Half of these moves seem impossible, but with the power of the Phelper tag, anything can be done. 

Panebianco once again packs that classic East Coast energy into this tightly edited clip from Italy. Joey O'Brien, Jahmir Brown, Dylan Sourbeer and a few more from the Sabotage scene log some high-tech lines and flat-gap flips. Sending LOVE to everyone in Italy.

Vinny Dalfio and the gang are back with another vid chock-full of countless kinkers, famous SD spots and some hectic, terrifying slams. When Jamie and the Zero squad get their own part, you know it’s gonna be a heavy one. 

Zane goes for broke every try with a land-or-slam approach. Even when a board breaks or his glasses launch off his face, he sees it through. Get a longer look at how he scored the first spot in Earth Goblin and found himself on the Lunatic Fringe.

Giovanni Vianna on Primitive, the Flytecc promo, the Martinez brothers and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

The Pabich Bros and the rest of the Wrecking Crew dive into some backyard pools up North and do some serious damage in just two short sessions. No Chalmers flyouts in this one, but Pedro Delfino does frontside invert a deathbox, so pay attention.